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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The undersigned, heretofore doing bust
ness under the firm name and style of Love-
lace & Hogue, have this day dissolved part
nership by mutual consent, James Lovelace
assuming all the liabilities of said firm.
Arcadia, Mo-, October q, 1887
JAMES LovELACE.
JOHN A. HOGUE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
MENTEp, X PARTNER.

have established a general mercantile
business at this place, and it has grown to
such large proportions that have not means
sufficient to handle it and want good busi-
ness man for partner, with 81 800 to g 600
capital. Address. 6. T. LEE,
Van Buren,, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Don't fail to ask for what YOU want at the
Famous, II we have not got Il IN stock we
can get it for you. Our object is to please
our patrons.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

p. Ga-nier has just received a new stock
Of Gents and Boys Furnishing Goods for
winter wear that he will sell at the lowest
price.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
For Sale at AMcti0M.i
he undersigned will sell at public auction

The undersigned will sell at public auction,
ON
Monday, November 21st, 1887,
on the premises, his Farm, including huild-
ings, etc., in BeiIeyiew, near Graniteville;
contains about Ito acres. nearly all In euti-
Yation; as goad farm az there Is in Iron
county. ALSO, the stock, mules, horses,
wagons, hay, farming utensils, household
and kitchen furniture, ETC.. etc.
Oct. 20, 1887. REUBEN THOMAS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Pure White Honey in the comb at w. P
McCarver's, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

P. GARNER has the largest stock of Over
coats for men and boys in Ironton from $26
to $500.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Don't fail to go to the Famous for. yol
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, &c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
Iron County Teachers Association.

Don't fail to go to the Famous for your
Groceries, &c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
From DeS Are.

Stove Repairs of all kinds furnished by j
Albert
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

P. GARNER has on hand Pants Of bis own
make Of fine material, which he will sell at
regular store price guarantee good fit and
well seWed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

The Famous Grocer Company will oper
their stock of Groceries i'm the store lately
occupied by Nagel, the butcher, near Odd.
Fellows Hall, this week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03
Tunnel DrlftIngs.

Question: W b o
is the " T u n n e |
Drift ter" t b i Q
week? il will tell
you. He is a big
headed fellow, with
nothing in it, so you
must not expect
much this week,
but will try to give
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Don't fail to try some Of opr home made
Sauer Kraut, Pickles, &c., at Famous.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

McQuillen, James
Mccoy John III
McCord Mrs
Pullman A j
Roberts VIM AS
Sheridan Frank
Stevens NJ F
Small Joshua T
Simms Thomas
Sternbery c +
Sweeney Jasper
Willis John
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Buccola Carmelo
Burdegois Ambrogio
Goliath Signora Luigia
FTansa Bartolomeo
Fort Giacomo
Guarfn0 Go.
Rosa Giovanni
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Paints and Furniture cheap at J. Albert's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

nOfSdH
f not called for within thirty days they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
p. Fl. JAQUITH, p. NJ.
List of letters remaining In the Irontou
post Office for the month ending November
LIST, 1887.
Austin Thomas Jones Bart
Algire Peter Jordan JAS
BOYLE Miss Kate Jones VIM
Buck MrEK2 Lenard Mrs Molly
Becknor Mrs Lizzie Leonard Angelo
Cain George Lawrence Jim
Congelman Mrs E N Lashley Columbus
CalIow FB Matken A
Doyle Mrs NJ Mcdowell James
Davis Miss Anna Mean Sadie
DALEY BIC McDanold Miss E
Daniel VERT w Rogers G F.
Darcy BIC Reyburn Mr. (assessor)
Denwidde Ellen Selah Harry
Edelen William III Sutton Henry III
carp James p Schmitz Otto
Foster + Smith Isaac
Foster Martha Sutton Lewis
Fox John Taubert Max S
Harris Mrs Geo yau2ht Clarence
Hambl Mrs Vance Miss Anna
Henson Mrs EliZabethVance Miss Jane
Hornsey VIM WebJN
Hay George Washington MissAnBs
Henson Marion Jasper
Hall Clark Weeks J
Jones VIM III White j NJ
II not called for within thirty dsys they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
j. T. EDWARDS.
ID nAr .sarf ,a1 fS. m
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

Allen VIM
Barnical Bener
Burch, Katie
Below VIM
Crow w II
Connor Miss Mary
Cation Miss Susan
Drier, Mrs. Frank
Frazul, Matthias
Frutton Richard
Harrington E j
Harris w FL
Jenning James
Jones Katie
Jones Nellie
Jones Emma
jenkins Miss Mary
Jakubisin, Jasef
King Alvena
Kness Levi
Morgan L l.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

p. GARNER has suits from $500 up.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-03

f not called for within thirty days they
will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
p. II. JAQUITH, P. NJ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
DTsTRTOT CoURT PROCEEDINGS.
rnn THAI OF Jon DuKE IN PnooBKss--A
HEnoHo CASE HRxKG MADE
A0AKNBT HrM.


Oourt convened at . o'clock, Chiei
Justice Jones presiding.
On mosion Of JadRs Thomas Burke,
Mr. Jehn @. Barnes, from The OiFauil
Ooart Of the State Of Michigan. was sd
mitsed 10 practice in ali the Courts Of
the Territory.
Petit iuroEs o. Watson, y. e. TToxsel
nod Henry Thomas failed 10 answer 10
THAR names vhsn they we're called, and
Al order waa entered FORGETTING their
psE for one day.
George Weed, petit Juror vas ex-
cused for The term.
Dukeu. the man from Kitsap couBty.
accused Of killing his nslRhbors hogs,
We NRraianod aud pleaded not guilty.
The case Of the Territory W. Joe
Damn. for burglary, IL nov on trial.
The aaas when nearly completed VISA
adjourned over until Monday, 50 en-
able the defendant 10 BseaFe what be
claims 70 be an important witness.
rae defenss IL depsndtna on an atsbt as
4 dsfansa. Damn swoFe positively that
hs lsft seattle for Portland on the
morning before The Burglary, and be is
haoked 40 Ia thia b. hi8 mother, while
several othsR witnesses testify posi-
lively 20 having seen him here the DAY
after tho crime waa committed. Dunn
admlta having bad certain Of the stolen
property il bis possession. bat says that
4 fellog namen Dock 0iitneg gave u 70
hisn. So faF the Territory hiss made
GOT q strong case, and 10 viii take some
hard aweaFina on The paft o. thHt Inn
portant witness 70 make that 1aty be
IioVe that Joe Damn did NOS bafRiariHs
Lowman 4 HanfoFd's Store.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Emxrxn. satnr114. espA e
eix toms e usasksEs wsEs shippod .
Fhu4sria this msxnanR b. Is Nurih-
wsrkarn CxnehrE Oamgnny. q thAs siig.
ne hazk 0narl1s d Ksnssy brcuzhi
% fron san Esnncisso this tzip so1e-
thing IIks 1Ioo i1nsef ms1sral mssshan-
dise4 Ahous 800 ssna wss aisshnzzsd
e Pat Toansund ed Ne lslanss e
- ensss b noe beln8 unloadsa = his
psrk
Tha sssssvts e eans asang wsss -
easss. tAs bah e whisA onno fEan
Portland.
PRODUCE RRCKIPTB-Pazt =
hnnrs tnninAe - pnnknasa ea1eaRs "a
eMsoB Co. y 1nnh1 po1AeDeA - n1.a9
OsIIfsrsia hag, 20 sssks oni1. 80 sssks
donR, 100 annk1 graham aoaFs 10 s9o11
faea. 11l nackg nanl. M makn aexn, -
pneknRea fFnik, 10 hmm1lag hi1eA o9E-
dies psiaA - ea1ps shteksnA heG
elf, naaks oylesa. 1hoEe weso 49,
Esasfvod : saEloaas ea1@l zses,nen-
dire 0RaR aAa FuQsf 8oum9 DAoFe Lana.
GkAE MEN - - N1Ak 49,
wna rhippad from 0snttle dnrina Ne
paaa - h0az1 II ths f1llegi1G qa1nal-
So: O. 4 p. 8. =. b. - tenss =. Q. D.
A4n1. 10 tn1e; aeea1ers Emma nay-
ward, 2 tons; Geo. 3. Bann. 8 sunss Mo-
he. 8 tons; Gfnos, ) tonai An9ugln. .
taas; Rieeiuood. ~ tens; Fanny AAkes
I tons; W. r Msruln. 81 egaA
WneAT-1i waB xspeFsnd today thaa
tha BRitinA nhip ReEnian, nov dtssnnrR
iaa Eailroad iIon in this poEt. w0nia -
eetvn . ntl4snfng ef wheas II fec dayoL
Ne bzsinsss b EspoEtsG b ~ whsat
line from Portland. ehippogs N c4n
RFaneises are ready 10 do hugiaess, bu1
they are met win IDEAS on ne para e
holdeEs that pfooluds shs possiblliiy q
many trades 81 prssanA. Loeally, no
chnBRs or insEuassd ae1ieity b nDse4.
BA0B-The nFm Of q. Banter a Oom
pany to-day shipped b LasennsF fEom
Ihis city 22600 grain beaas DafIng The
week ne sane nrna shipped moo ao-
bass % ne sans locality. 1hs
price Of haan ID noe qnosad hsgD q IN
sents 20 shs trade o. II large losa-
nkAIn-kasnnesa werp announced
Today 10 &c into e1out tmmeola1ely %
lie prices 81 hoaf nnd mnfeo1. Ihig
shanas b mads nsoAaznEY On ae9oanf Of
he anaFsiay q eAltle end ne elegAbod
Iosas of he large hOideEA Dressed
eesf noe uholeaaisa e osnss Per
poand and Datton e * os1ia. On
lo0t beef hEinas 81 eanin and mnaton
~ oantn Per Dcuna.
n001-Rssaipin today ~ oasas. Ore
gon eaRs rssall e $ eenaa end Puast
sound eags q s098b esni1 per dossn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Tia sAip 0sasral Ksax shifts9 - tie
81 bankers to-day - sAke % Q nai9an-
he.
kuuksFa seaxy, and wiis heafn 20 taxa
q knr earno e O1dnr Msnntaln eoak
Ths bask Onasiss D. ksnnsy, oaD1ain
JsH- OsmessB, wss towod ~ - -
HnrsfnRtan a emifa wharf, today, an1
eernn aasahMrzinR he 60 sana Of
fFsighs eanatgne4 10 sAas Arm.
Pusz Dz1psyBHS, eeD1 A-AxriSse--
BsFk Nswxbeg.
TaroasH. sapa "A dip passs2 IN
AL 3 hask paasse ca % q y
Tns sAaM1eR WeifiaNlcn Da@s4 d
ana - Enpirs passed e1t e nno1
Pair. frRsA eua1AUese WtDe.
a.H PaAScmca, Sra A-Anissd-
Nhiu Tgsamtsa, fH1m Iseanna-
ctnare1-8hk Os3moeefA fsE Ne
nsins, hssh Hyuoz1A. fsr ksss IsDn
ssilsa- s,aan@ And ~ sssalls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

GArKHazsa TReM ISL. L. kndsr-
eon. Deputy Unitsd States MARSHAL, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon having
n charge six Ohinsmsn whom he oap-
tuEed near Ferndala. for violation Of
the FestFistion asa. Altar M. Anderson
had placed the Ohinsmen ID tha County
Jail he Was met b. . reporter, 70 whom
be SAID: Il vas recently appointed Dep
usy United States Marshal. and Scanning
thai there we're good many Ohinamen
crossing TIE border, 0nnolndad 20 20
down % Whatoom eUauty and 80 u I
could not make hanl. whau shora
distances eas from ReEndmle say Ereah
tracks. whish ] followed until they die.
sppoaeed, an6 oommensod looking In
me oeush. weea and1aaiy cane npon
lheso slx Ohinamon. &c onss arrested
them ana bFonnht than 30 khis city.
While there | isarned that . RBeaa many
OAinAmon Weee oEoazina from BFitinh
Colambia - this side. their fAvorits
Eonte being By way Of The telegraph
road. think viii make another tEip
down there and make ano1hgR haul
Among The captured Ohinaman wan q
heathen who Wag hbosataa by he Con.
misaionsF Q few weeks AQo. ewing 10 his
Innocent appearances. Tha ohaRasa are
thaf be will now be held 90 answer 30
The charge Of siding and abelllnR con.
tEaband Ohinamen 10 entsE Ne ksEFitRry
Of Tie unitea Rates eoniEaEy 70 ne
statutes mado and provided.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

OkuaET n xzn A0R.-YsslsrdAy FORE
nooa oGissR Fey noticed soma sasui-
Gloss eondusa % NE pert Of . couple
Of fellOws On Main street. hatwsan
Third and F0urth stFsstn. nnd approach.
ed anobssrvsd. elots enough 10 obssFve
shat vas eotng On. he found James
Murphy and James OaFtsF. too hard
looking elaeomerss engaged In rolling
and robofsa drunken man. Thoy
led taken frem him silver watch and
chain. end to dollars II money. OF
course, they we're pEomptly arrested
and loaked In Jail. TIE thieves we're
eohUR, bot theiF vietlm eag very dFunk.
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Pref. MoFrle WiIl lsslsEs e Bsowu'I
Pnwilion Meadag eYsminR am How a
Read OhaRasasF Bsianai8enlly. Iiins'
trsasd b life ulBs piesnrss 81 DaFwtn,
Mra. Ca1y 1tAns1n. Saiia WaFd Hove
Blsins, Oexsaand. gonn 2. IS. &ohD,
Falmaaa. InaMEspii. And sthss nnaGd
psrsuna fuagaay esentna bis enh1ecl
sin Be Lave OoaFsship and MaExiaas.
kdmimion fsoe.
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DuRlng ~ mnufA q anrnu1 tknss
geHs z11pDe4 q Go 0nlumbtA 3 RnRas
esana kAilEund Mill, laRs IN tAe fnllnw.
M qn1nsiaiass Nrem TsEranoa o. BsinnnB
ea1ea 8111e1en oamp. IN enxfoe1A e1n-
sA1l11R 81 - fons; ENom Aka q Nd
esn6 ea@p. 81 oaHlsaas, eunanknine 1e6,-
81 fssfs fenm Asses 3 RasesIIas cnmp.
y eAElon&a. eenrnfnina e2oDe EssA The
I'll also resaiBs 4 ffe1 Alian q NslsouAs
senH ~ eazlnsda e pllsa eeu1AininR
10 plIoa
1o6ag aAgsn uur4 sssstQaa fsom TER
renaa y BEisnas uAmn a'0le fsss &c logs
aad fssm ALA 4 NsanunAs ems. 5 81,
lneAs - abosl - pllsa.
1he Onums.aial Lin rsoai0sd $4,000
aAlnaiss fsom Whaasanz. enday.
1bo nenamsE W. y. mnnHnn hsuuQhf
= t0yo0o ahi1alss ksnm niankmnn
bsoehaD ennhomisA enmp, faE shlp-
1enA % tha EaEk
Fear oAsinaAs q timhas wee shlpps1
Gu 90 she O1lmmhia 4 PuRes 6s1na
kailzoaa today.
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SEATTLE DRIvISG PARK.


nm RACES AT rKn TsAoK xESrRnDAT
VIE THE WINNERS.
The Faesa II ths Seattle Driving Pafk
which we're postponed on Friday on GO
count Of the stormy weather, vsEs be-
gun yesterday. There vas vsry fair
crowd IN atssadaaos, larger than the
lowerina skies voula seen 10 var
rant. ThEea races we're run the 600
vasd dash. fer q pnrse of $50 80
q arsi and 9ib 10 seoond. Half mile
raeina match for Z purse Of 500. eT6
a Ara and IS 20 second; aud Sue half
nile dash for paFse Of e75. $50 10 hrst
end e15 % second.
The indaes ueFe Measse. 0eoEae seaFs,
A.A Muller and FEFnk kimball. The
starter 10 ne go yard dash vas AR. q.
Ths foilowlua are the FSsulss:
FsnnF RAGS --Six hundred yard dash,
ess 20 arsf. SIS - second.
aannia MaeA. CHARLES Eigoll, l
steve Aayao A. y. Banker, z
tlnukakin. q. b 0afdner,
Tima. sSA seconds.
s-cnrp RAcn-Half q uIle. pasina. best
tnsss heats In Eve. $40 70 nnHl -
Baldwin, AEue.reng. /.
Richiand, Waddsll, I Z
T@s. lRiGISI-A lisa LasS.
Thare had been q great deal Of dis
asfi1factinn expressed abooa me DRIVING
~ $1,000. eapssiAlly 70 TIE AFs1 heal
"a ~ had been warned aRafnae -
asrarsinp any faiss dEisina n any sno-
s~..sene heass. AZ The end q ths third,
SngeVpr. the crowd insisted thai % wAs
- driVtna fairly, and Nj. A. =. Ban
-. AZ OfvmptA, entered . formal pro
- eI,A tss iadcss deciaed % remove
waadan. ths TAccma driver. fFouF tbs
s.ssv nna nr8are9 Bel. the owner Of
/ Tas,o. whiah uaa thea cut 81 tie raee'
/ :. - hehind biohiand. Ths fourtn
80 wkfsh followed tkia e6anas "a
49, lssa. Baiawin eozain1 Ia ahead atteI
: gallant aRaL
r~,un Raoz-Half = nile dAsA. SO Il
aa.S~ssn- O. B. GaraDs-.
I~-nle Mesk. q Elweh.
$50 HarWpad. A. n. Ba1kef,
TIms. . ssosodA
-. har.sa IN this Faaa vaEs the saml
"A n ths go yafdl daso. aoe1..ie 90
80 LEAD ard ksps y ~ tor noosa sall 2
lAe way. when Sennis Maek ter9e
ahsa3. eAa beid tes posliios ~ -
- tasn vas Feached. wasa bae1sat
again eona y tpe fore ana woo .
aAsua q lanGah-
Tha pfoeFemme foF to6Ay eeas.a,s
a haaEy Fana tag pafDs o. 49, -
nIls daaA far tioa free Tor al raea &
, puras Of eisA and ra1e fox nissan eors'
ESr paEus Of 50
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0o1na - San FRkH1uoa-hF. and
MsA saIlsy 0atssFt, Il shis sily. lssvs
tAis mOsnina fOs Ban Rransisso. Mr
0aansTi expects 70 rssnFn 10 aboni len
daya While his wife vii pEobably ~
mata lenasE, e her hFclhes Aha eeava,
hashss b plspaEtng b iaks BE fnnily
70 EaFnpe Cor . two yeas's viais end
MFs. 0asHssa VIII rsznEan IN NE city IN
lill they aail.
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Civ ". james ktnatHaD fef uatn9
ahosivs laneu we 70 bis vile. he 90
PENDANT wns hnsd 81.
yusrIcB n. y. IcNma.
Cisv -. yehn Smith, disoFasriy ecu
aas1' Fired al0. Paid.
Olty ". walseE Thomas. drunksnsaA
FINED O.. Paid.
cav ". AndFsw Barns. dFunksnsas.
Ffna& 81 Pad.
To- failowfnR. named persoRs Wsre
s..f~nssd 10 - DAYS IN tie ettT tsii fog
ee1ran.V, N. Bar1a. y. Williams.
Thomas connzr& Thos.as Kelly LAns-
snea Brittt and for IN days. y. Osseisl
"a Paa huEphy. Samea Barns geeeived
: eenfsnea 81 - daTa
Tsrr5sogv Va Pstsf Andsrsoa, ehaRaed
ws,h n@slt taseNnF, fer g1salin9 too
- frum PrcViasnea HespitnA he
-. ened IL ne saHn. inclndina costs.
- 90 "a nd II dNfanll a pAymeni
- eouumitesd % I'D Cor - days.
T.rrIaagg ". JMunss mnFp0y and q
/ n.rs-r' ahnreed win Fvlllng 9 dF1aksz
nan saa roobina hin. Iesy wsf.
s-and ever - appsar hefuIe tee 6rs1t
yary, and n dsfssii e. $50 haii wsnsa'
p T.~vs,sry ~ BsAdisy ". Fab. 70
..ilina hassr uit6s11 . heease nea
fannel Or. 81 ptAas knoWn e Seam-
- Fsna& Rka0 aa4 ea9ls, watal
sm@unsed "a an 20 aIE 30 Feas wii
$50 wsrs aiiswea mlisaea. So
eA@As
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Prnw ANnuAL Husr.-Ths spesiAi car
allsA 40 b. the nsmbsrs Of che Seattle
nsa ana 0un Olsb. 70 carry a. many
A.. ~euuhsrs ss can esl ngay 70 the pfaiT'es
=, Eastern Waahinatoas on tneaf me-.
a. val slab hast, VITA leave ssaLile N
80 Ne uaeFnina. The ear was 10y
49,. I'd Inslds ana vs. sutmoeaseo
~sse /. !. Ves hlask bear. o. Ne slgs q
"a .s,t. . larea canvas elRe, Salen
-. "a. Vtis Rad and 0un Nfao.
E,sa Ans"sl Excarsion." Anion9 ne
moss a ss,Sscs,, dssssailoas inside me
~ \. an ,%sss. - 6orsl hosss sacs &c. os
which Is . cara whise ssAs. ~. VIE VIE
cheer :s sS and ssts rssa, h,ss Zee 80 (. az! sIv
tneslsns, 10 he Ssat ~. ..,,i - -
CAB" Among thase y 49,. ~, n
TIE PARTY are Joa. +. Me- ~ am -
l. Smlsh, Captain George ~ IA -.
A. Hardy, Captain Joseph 49,
Gardner Kellogg, DE-. y. q. N
Rsanklin b. Kicker, n. II. lIaN7, ~
Eagle, HerbsFt MpMleken, z.
Rewards. r KsnwArd, =. n Easw'eA
and ". A. Perry.
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ovrREAED PAssBEgERs.

x..a Hnnfinnson on ~ 0Fsgnr
- T.lns. saturday. Mr.. Esree, -
Desire, 7. WedsFn. z. IT, .. "
es;,i-v. Ard nftsen smiRrenis
$3.50 HGsdf0rd On The Oseenn = OAl'
,.-ts aatordmys y. q WElGhis "A.
n...,- a 81. ChaHe. MfB. a. WEBSTER.
- 1hausIl. A. Roberts, s. beo11eg,
. GaIeman, n. ~. Usher. tnn.
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y usnkle. Geo. 3. Deannn, d.. b. W.
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NAA-MAAZL4ILA
Meeting Rev. D. J. PSs..s y...ersax.
: Reporter said 10 aim. @Thsrs ars
msny inqalriss and soms nssuunssr-
Standing about NE Paest souna chau-
taaqea A~smbly. ana We upala Iiks 10
go q siassnant from ysu ID rsanrd ael
- In maefsr.r
Al Eieht" ssid NJ. pierce. / Yin
80 tne faelas leaElng enah 90 draw hfg
90 iN1eFa1e1s, e. 90 ne fFua mna bmEs
ep4.ns y % taken. When 10 fpnrgrr-
E1.lfpn VS. e6ec1as a March 1aEf a
80 q - 1or9 Of ian1 fuf eloW, e
sssset41ers bsaeh, was mads 81 Arrn1
!. nl1aAs o. s19A aarms ehat noms
aezlfeo g onea 10 secure fhsn. Osherg
seAsteo 9 bese 70 wait Until Tie twenfp-
I've trustees waEs elsatad. en2 tke
nelits q TIE laDd had ben tested IN
&c Assembly. On che DAY Of eleefion
y vas @estded that q messing az az
kfa1.Deg 4hu1id ~ eafla& she fr1t Wed-
1s4da5 Of septembsF, whfch Va hsId a
Ne 4sthsdsst PEotsasant Chursh,
A. thai nastinR Maakfntosh with-
assw hia lands from sale, huB o. cred ne
ffee ua1 % them fnr shs pFessns wear.
which uas aesspted. Ths prssens -
eon Q desire rs exaEssssd % uuFahaes
tAe1e LANDS and be wns apprsaahed. but
aeelaroa she lands wors mot FOR SALE.
4 CemDifk8s u8a e oneo eppointsd 10
feosips o2sFs. and over one moash
paaasd befnzn fha day Of their daoisian.
MeAuWhils several cRsFs came IN from
diAsEe1l parties. One from Rev. Mas.
-, Of Iaeoma, waq e4Eefnalg examined.
sd would have been acospted had tie
bash been "a 1ns - the GFssa. Vaah-
% kaland people bFuaQnt Poins Hsyer
forward. 0aeEinR In all 1s0 acres Of land |
. fee simpls. $40 II labor, lumber,
4loo n oashs and Is psT cent. Of Ill sales |
sn about suo hundFsd AaEss adisinlng |
he ar0und1.
"1hs O0mmIssss took notes Of THAR |
aaef, repnEted 20 the Board. and we're
lnoirueisd II AZ proposed lands could Be |
oeegtsd an9 al conditions aFranasd, % |
80 forward, draft Isanl pagers, ana /
sake al arrangements for tha assem- |
bly, Of LESS.
Atshs mseilua August elst, Ihrough |
lbe Plea Of Rev. A. p. PeUeIson, Of Ia /
soma, who With BsF. B. II. Oheadls, Of /
ka0omn, KepEaaan9ed tha MtnisteRs' /
Union ct THAI city, tue nnal decision /
Bas delayed until Tuesday, Sept. l8th,
shea . messing Of Ne Oommi5sse viii |
Be hel6 q the paEl1rs Of the Flrut Bap-
llst Church, Seattle.
a meetinz Of She Board Of Manage
neut b called for ths aame afternoon
4 the sans place. The Oommiftse II
10 empowefsd 20 nsle0t any eahsF
1iaee, and viii either decide In favor Of
Eael1en, % refer The whole matter 70 the
Board e fhas Tins. A esnfeFsncsof ali
,ersons Interested h proposed - the
anne place on the same day.
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TIA AFs Aasocintian will bold thnir
erul meaaina aftgg the aamnaaR vnsat3an
a MR KszNAAw'1 sts4lo % FsaFtk
essssA bss9asn Mndisaa and MaFion.
wednesday ssu1ina. eaDA n, q eiahi
niaIsnk, Al mamnaEs and fiinnda a.
A ara inVitaa % u paemana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

enATzLa OoMMAHDaAz OKSzuzns.-Al
ths annual slsssion Of ofAosrs Of Seat
sls OommandeEy No. .. knights Temp
Ias. - THAR Asylsm On Ne sweating Of
esptsnheR q. 1851, The following
EaDsd perBo1s vere 6Ieetsd fsg tie en-
saina year, . ~ 4, L. falmesI Gsn.,
Y. q. Alexandssl O g., II. Y. Phiilips
Pselsts. John y. Damspi Tssas., J. a.
oesWalsi heeofdsF. O. =. Msllish; San.
W, l. b. Bsoils; =. ". HsnEy fstsF-
600.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

CuASon o. oHenoz snnvrs.-fhs
MsshOdia RpisospAi shuFsh ssFyisss
VII ~ held 10 he Msahe6sss PrssssaAnt
ehursA. ts4sy, Instead Of 10 The 7. y.
Q. A. rooms Rsv. A. l. keyneldA We
vas expestsd - arrive tast stsaink. y
eocavy the palpit 81 ne 8saaodia.
Protestant ahaRaA. al np4 eoms ana
upon eoasaisAaiam wish maGsesfa q NE
Msanodisi Rpsaocval ehareh. u Vas
azrssd thai the two eonese1es.ees.
sAoald aaias IL cue ssrxiees g s.A.s'. J.
above, To tha eh1rch. corner 81 5000
and hAEtsa atraN4G IN the eesnlna %
asaal soc1 seRvtee va ~ eoH1eeeed ~
eAs AstAediat Protestant ehessn eness
kev. Isaas nillon Wtn eoclpy tee Potp.
80 tAa moznina ana RsE. Mr. Meoze q
ahs svaninz. The Metho4iat kFaseopA
church sheir VIZ faFnisa nsAae - m
rnofninG.
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Nxv Rzpzzz.-RxsAvatisg son-
menesd Yesterday, 90 ths lsts. ssEnsl
Of Thisa and Uuian ssrssss. fer ths
foundmAion Of q new raasdenea. 10 b
6ziis b. ChaEtse L. Deany. fhe bald.
ina VIII - ~ fsat suaArs. two stories
htah, viii 8 ~ foo1 hsiek bassment
an& VIII BE- as - IS handso@oal
buildinNs On Union skEsss.